New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
PERSONAL.

General Patrick Edward Connor. who Is wen
tnown in San Francisco, says "The CALL" has return
ed from his mine in the Tintic district N oIah'
He f. an Irishman and has had an adVehtuouS
career In 1885, when only nineteen years Oh age
he enlisted in the army and took part In inc rioua
war After that no removed to Texas, ana "hen 'no
revolution occurred enlisted under Albert sidney John-
son In the cause OF Texan independence ana was
chosen colonel of his regiment upon Its organization.
The outbreak OF the civil found him In Caiiforna'
and LIE was among the first to offer his services W
the National Government and was appointed coiohci
OF the I'D California Infantry In 1862 the Morihohs'
pumng themselves the nternecne stNgge, sfs ss
regiment salt Lake which he alu, ~ pi,,
them where they could command view OF inc o tSc
brigham Young objected TO the presence Oi eno
"boys In blue" and sent an envoy 10 SOiohei NoinV.
asking him 70 remove his camp Gu9Suo ~ 81 the man.
"Tel Governor Young sara the eoanasr nv VI men
Sd California Infantry that nave O" mar 70 hitch
now camp unless IL IL compulsory But II l nave =, ~
change my camp my next rSe MoTmon leader made
40 further objection to the presence OF the United
States volunteers.
The Rev. Dr. J. b. Thomas OF Brooklyn VIII
suend much OF tho summer NJ NcwpOrI "noi' n0
has taken q cottage.
Prince Komatsu OF Japan, who has been spending
some months at Vienna, has fallen in love with the
veres Of the court servants there and has obtained
permission 10 have them copied az me eoaI S "a an '
Mlkado powdered periwigs, SILK stockings ana AL
President Buttz, OF Drew Theological Seminary
lectured on "Ihe Value OF Scholarship" 70 tho stu
dents OF Pennington Seminary, n. j., recently
Mr. John L. stoidard, the lecturer VIII spena
much tlmo this summer In Spain and among 'no
Pyrenees.
Speaking OF tho recent attempt to kill him. poor
old Dazalne said TO "LOndon Telegraph" correspond
emit that no had come. 20 resign himself during sne
mast years to his painful fate, which doomed MN 10
be An obligatory and enforced victim, sort Oh con
soIatory holocaust for defeat which was Inevitable
uo once moro insisted that had Marshal McMahoh
belped him in tmc things would have taken q dt-
terent turn and took credit TO himself for having
avoided bombardment, which would have caused
tina destruction OF thousands Of men, Unfortunately
hIs countrymen wero tickle. Asked his opinion as
IN General Boulanger and the present sltuauon lho
az Marshal said II tho chief OF the fTenoh aly
wero OF a merit which correspondent win the p99pu-
larity TO which nc had attained no might suceeeu III
doing sometbing, but man was not enough, Inc
Tnr n,icht tako place and the French, In his opinion
wero ready so far effective fighting strength went
hut it remained TO be whether they had changed
I'm temperament or not
Prince Leopold and suite who are TO arrive In tho
ctv early this morning. viii have rooms In the Abe
marie Hotel.
General A. r. LAYTON the new Minister to Austria
arrived at the New York Hotel last night from wash
inrton. Ho VIII sail for Europe on the Gernania on
Juno L